Medical Inquirie
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共 21 段- It must afford equal pleasure to the lovers of virtue to beh
- Let it not be suspected, from any thing that I have delivere
- This I infer, 1st, From the remote and exciting causes which
- 7. I grant that cutaneous humours, and the matter of old sor
- I have seen two cases of inflammatory consumption, attended
- 11. The MODERATE use of the lungs, in READING, PUBLIC SPEAKI
- 5. Travelling, to be effectual in this disease, should be co
- 2. I can say nothing of the efficacy of _cream of tartar_ in
- 2. We are taught, by the facts which have been mentioned, th
- Mr. Davis discovered signs of inflammation, after death from
- 7. The exciting causes of the gout are frequently a greater
- But does not the gout prevent other diseases, and is it not
- 8. Where the gout produces spasmodic or convulsive motions,
- Are _bitters_ proper to prevent a return of this state of go
- 3. The saliva, when infectious, may have been so washed off
- 3. In the _stomach_ the measles produced, in many instances,
- I used bleeding in several cases on the second, third, and f
- I. FOOD. This acts in the following ways. 1. Upon the tongue
- 3. Laughing and crying, which are universal in infancy, have
- I. In the Indians of the northern latitudes of America there
- 1. By the abstraction of all the stimuli which support life.